GATE Literary Forms, Genres, and Modes of Expression: Literary Genres and Subgenres: History, evolution and importance of categorisation – Previous Year Questions
17 GATE previous year questions on Literary Genres and Subgenres: History, evolution and importance of categorisation (Literary Forms, Genres, and Modes of Expression, English (XH2)) with answers and explanations, from every paper.
- GATE 2026 XH2 (English) Q39 – To which of the following does the term “pastoral elegy” apply?
- GATE 2026 XH2 (English) Q42 – Which of the following is/are (an) epistolary novel/s?
- GATE 2025 XH2 (English) Q29 – The medieval fabliau is a .
- GATE 2025 XH2 (English) Q37 – Which of the following characteristic(s) is/are associated with the epic?
- GATE 2025 XH2 (English) Q41 – Which of the following work(s) may be described as Lad Lit?
- GATE 2024 XH2 (English) Q29 – Which one of the following is a famous detective character created by Edgar Allan Poe?
- GATE 2024 XH2 (English) Q33 – On the basis of genre, which of the following does NOT belong in this group?
- GATE 2024 XH2 (English) Q35 – Agatha Christie broke a fundamental rule of detective fiction in .
- GATE 2024 XH2 (English) Q38 – Which of the following is NOT part of the Theban trilogy?
- GATE 2024 XH2 (English) Q45 – Which of the following options is NOT the title of a play?
- GATE 2024 XH2 (English) Q51 – Which of the following statements is true of Magic Realism?
- GATE 2023 XH2 (English) Q37 – What was Aristotle’s definition of hubris?
- GATE 2023 XH2 (English) Q51 – Choose from the following options the type of drama that is intended by the author to be read rather than to be performed:
- GATE 2023 XH2 (English) Q59 – Which of the following works may be described as novels in verse?
- GATE 2023 XH2 (English) Q62 – Two examples of magic realist fiction include:
- GATE 2022 XH2 (English) Q46 – What is common among the following novels? Cormac McCarthy’s The Road George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty Four Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale
- GATE 2022 XH2 (English) Q54 – ‘Anagnorisis’, as used by Aristotle in his theory of Tragedy, stands for .